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“Sovereign immunity” gives the NPR affiliate a free pass, its attorneys claimed in court Thursday

Tags: St. Louis Metro News, St. Louis Public Radio, Tim Eby, University of Missouri, Board of Curators, Tina Pamintuan, defamation, sovereign immunity

Recreational cannabis is off to a great start — and criminal justice reform has been one of its benefits

Tags: Weed News, marijuana, Missouri cannabis, recreational cannabis, Slideshow

The 4/20 special comes topped with pepperoni pizza rolls, sausage and Cool Ranch Doritos, with a Cosmic Brownie taped to the plate

Tags: Food & Drink News, 4/20 events, specials, pizza, pizza roll pizza, cannabis, Slideshow

Erick Buntyn has spent 6 weeks in jail for what his lawyer says was an emotional outburst

Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Erick Buntyn, Janae Edmondson, Daniel Riley, Mike Noble, St. Louis Circuit Court, bond hearing

The latest crackdown at the troubled City Justice Center has lawyers fuming

Tags: St. Louis Metro News, St. Louis City Justice Center, St. Louis jail, Susan McGraugh, Terry Niehoff

Human nature, love and security clash in an effectively open-ended play

Tags: Theater Review, Tina Farmer, St. Louis theater reviews, drama, St. Louis premiere, U.S. premiere, plays about life and death, contemporary themes, philosophical plays, one act plays

It’ll be easier for restaurants to get a license — but also easier to have it taken away

Tags: St. Louis Metro News, St. Louis, Mayor, Tishaura Jones, City, Restaurants, Bret Narayan, Megan Green, Board of Aldermen

The owners' offshoot at Rolling Ridge Nursery is also terrific

Tags: Restaurant Reviews, Telva at the Ridge, Balkan Treat Box, Bosnian cuisine, Loryn Nalic, Edo Nalic

The St. Louis band’s debut was recorded at Abbey Road — only to be shelved for decades. Now it’s getting the release it deserves

Tags: Music News & Interviews, The Aerovons, Tom Hartman, Maurine Hartman, the Beatles, Abbey Road, St. Louis bands, Euclid Records

Our picks for the must-see shows of the next seven days

Tags: Music News & Interviews, shows, concerts, concert announcements, things to do

Unfilled positions mean potential savings for the troubled St. Louis City Justice Center

Tags: St. Louis Metro News, St. Louis, City Justice Center, FY25, Budget, Juvenile Detention, Jail

No word on whether boots with the fur will also be making a comeback

Tags: Music News & Interviews, Nelly, Apple Bottoms, jeans, Slideshow

"I really wanna kill him but I don't want to go to jail so. It's unfortunate," Emma Rigdon texted an acquaintance

Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Emma Rigdon, St. Louis Jail, child abuse, St. Louis Police

Arch Bark, the Showdown in the Lou National Bubble Hockey Tournament, the Morel Mushroom Festival and more

Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, things to do in St. Louis, events, Slideshow

Why do we act like accidents are somehow anomalies?

Tags: St. Louis Metro News, first person, traffic violence, Christian Frommelt, car crashes

The new eatery is open from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday

Tags: Food & Drink News, Ameristar Casino, St. Charles, Mexican food, Slideshow

Team leaders claimed the 2006 stadium expenditure would revitalize downtown — yet the neighborhood has struggled

Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Busch Stadium, public funding for stadiums, River City Journalism Fund, St. Louis Cardinals, downtown St. Louis, Slideshow, Cover Story

Furious conservative culture warriors note that their boy Matt Walsh's talk in the same ballroom was canceled

Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Matt Walsh, Dylan Mulvaney, SLU, Trevor Project, Joe Biden, Transgender Rights, St. Louis, Bud Light, Anheuser-Busch

Patrick Harris now faces two felonies

Tags: St. Louis Metro News, St. Louis juvenile detention center, St. Louis circuit courts, juvenile detention

“If they don’t stop the bombs, we will,” one protester says

Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Gaza, Palestine, St. Louis for Palestine, Boeing, protests